Change of Pace Iced Carrots and Peas in Cheese Sauce
A different serving idea for cooked carrots and peas uses an iced preparation with a cheese sauce. A touch of finely grated onion is added to the sauce which also tastes excellent over diced cooked celery.
Care of Rugs and Odor Remedies
To avoid moth damage keep rugs clean and remove spots promptly. Use cleaner attachment to vapor antimoth crystals into rugs occasionally, expose to light and air. For onion odor on hands prepare onion first, then parsley tomatoes and celery to banish smell.
Vacation patterns and Laura Wheeler needlecraft request
A reader seeks crochet directions and pattern numbers from the Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book. Send 20 cents in coins to the Press Telegram Needlecraft Dept at P O Box B70 Chicago. include name address and zone. Allow two weeks for mailing.
Lakewood 23rd Signals Open For School Crossing
Lakewood boulevard and 23rd Street traffic signals are now in operation. The city says the project, funded by the city and State Division of Highways, improves crossing safety for Buffum School students at 23rd Street and Ximena Avenue. Center island cut through enables traffic and pedestrians to cross at 23rd Street, replacing the long detour to Stearns Street.
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Long Beach Civil Service Board
Municipal Utilities
Max Livani
L. A. Roberts
Thomas R. Anderson
Ralph E. Corbett
Earl C. Spencer
Spencer
Lakewood Blvd
State Division of Highways
Lakewood
Buffum School
Jal 23Rd St
Ximena Ave
Center Island
23Rd St
Stearns St
Berling Jury Soon to Receive Case
A jury is urged to consider a first degree murder verdict in Violet Berling's case. Defense attorney Albert C. S. Ramsey portrays her as a 93 year old woman who befriended a troubled girl and deserves mercy, while prosecutors paint a brutal, sexual crime linked to Kay Frances.
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Kay Frances
Sten
Berling
Seaside Hospital
Kay Frances Gee
Albert C. S. Ramsey
Kay ‘Frances
Ramsey
Violet Berling
Violet John Berling
Miss Bering
Miss Berling
Long Beach
Minnesota
Fas
Kay Franceé
Thief Sneaks Into Residence and Steals $21
Christine B. Scott reported an uninvited guest entered through an unlocked front door while she was away between 8:10 and 1 last night. The thief took two purses and a wallet containing $21.80.
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Christine B. Scott
Do Not Shop When You Feel Middle Aged
Advice from Josephine Lowman urges women to shop by personality and figure, not birthdays. She argues middle age should not define fashion choices and promises a leaflet to help clothes fit both figure and personality.
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Josephine Lowman
Ty Theister Ang Tribune
Eynaleate
City Council predicts general levy will stay at one dollar
Councilman Clarence E. Wagner told the city council that the general purpose tax levy probably will not exceed $1 per $100 of assessed valuation. He cited a June ballot charter amendment raising the limit to $1.50 if needed and noted potential revenue from a 71 cent current rate, plus planned increases in water gas rates and fees, as temporary measures. Bazil U. Carlson echoed opposition to a sales tax, but suggested that higher property taxes could be offset later if dry gas revenue becomes available.
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Clarence E. Wagner
Wagner
Bazil U, Carlson
Action Set for Primary Vote May 8
City Council cleared the way for a combined primary and charter amendment election on May 8. Fifty candidates compete for fifteen offices with two proposed amendments concerning the police fire pension system and city manager contract bid limits.
Planners Recommend Sign Rules Change
The Planning Commission approved a new section to the sign ordinance to allow advertising signs to extend beyond setback lines in business and industrial zones. The change, urged by the department of building and safety, would align streets with and without setback lines and end current discrimination against merchants on former streets.
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Planning Commission
Department of Billdling and Safety
Anne Adams Pattern Book Request Notice
Pattern 4726 in teenage sizes 10 12 14 16 uses 4% yards at 35 inch plus contrast. Send 30 cents in coins for this pattern to Anne Adams care of the Press Telegram Pattern Dept P O Box 6710 Chicago 80 IL. Print name address zone size and style number. For the Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book send 20 cents to the same address and allow two weeks for mailing.
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Anne Adams
Press-Telegram
Pattern Dept
Chicago
Furniture tips on protecting legs and feet guidance
The notice advises avoiding crutch type rubber tires and tables with worn legs and suggests choosing furniture with universal joint floor guides. It highlights rubber and spring sockets to keep legs perpendicular, and notes acceptable designs with hard rubber inserts.
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Laura Wheeler
Care Wheeler
Procter & Gamble
Ne Ney
Lil
Procter & Gambier Sap
Berling Jury
By Josephine Lowman
Carlson